No this is not a bad thing. She is only two months old so it is fine. Is she gaining weight properly? if so then don't worry about it. She just wants to feel safe and secure and if the breasts do it for her then let her be. If she was like almost two years old and doing that then there might be a problem. But being she is so young I wouldn't worry. She will grow out of it as she gets older. Give it time.

i would recomend pet stores, they arent expensive at all. good luck.

Buy a decent quality (cheapest is NOT best when it comes to saddles) name brand saddle that fits you and your horse.
Some good mid range brands of hunt seat saddles to look at are: Pessoa, Collegiate, Crosby, Bevel, Stubben, HDR, etc…

Try getting a used saddle, a well made saddle lasts a long time, you can get a really nice used saddle for a fraction of the price that it would cost new, and it will still have a ton of life in it. Hunt seat saddles come in narrow, wide, and regular trees. Your horse sounds like it would need a narrow tree, maybe a regular. If your horse has high withers, like many NSH's do, look into a saddle with a slight cutback.

I personally like close contact saddles, but you should ride in a few different types of english saddles and pick the one that fits the type of riding you do. Try going to a tack shop, trying a few saddles in the store, try the one you like best on your horse to see how it fits, then look for a saddle that is the same as that one, only used.

What is the person below me talking about?? They may not make the best jumpers most of the time, but at NSH shows, and if you can show AHA half arab, there are hunt seat divisions which can be very, very competitive. There is no reason not to ride your NSH hunt seat…